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Trips week

During the Trips Week, students visited many museums and learned a lot of interesting things.

Years 7-9 visited the multimedia exhibition "the Rurikovichs 862-1598" in the historical park "Russia – My History." The Rurik era was filled with events that were critical for the formation of the statehood and all aspects of our country’s life.

Year 1 and Year 2 got acquainted with the main areas of science in the Experimentanium Museum.

Playtronica taught Early Years students to use physical programming tools so that young inventors can fulfill their dreams and prepare for the future with interactive items.

Year 3 and Year 4 descended to a depth of 65 meters in the bunker blocks, which is located in the center of Moscow, and learned the history of this unique construction.

Years 5 and 6 visited the exhibition “A game with masterpieces: from Henri Matisse to Marina Abramovich” in the Jewish Museum and Tolerance Centre. At the exhibition, the students were introduced to the masterpieces of modernism and modern art – from cubism to video art.

Mr Ivan, Afterschool Activities Coordinator – Moscow campus

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